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What model is this?

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George Bradley

06-06-2002 05:50:40




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A friend owns this tractor and the animals have eaten some of the wiring on the engine the name plate says Harry Ferguson Inc. Detroit Mich. Ser # TO-106512. On the gearbox in front of the seat is marked TO-501-B. Thanks for any help.




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Phil (VA)

06-06-2002 06:49:25




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 Re: What model is this? in reply to George Bradley, 06-06-2002 05:50:40  
Serial numbers can be found on link on left of this page. Here is link which applies to you:
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Appears tractor is Ferguson TO-30.



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George Bradley

06-06-2002 07:37:33




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 Re: Re: What model is this? in reply to Phil (VA), 06-06-2002 06:49:25  
I thank you for your response. I looked on that page and also on Link The serial numbers would apply to both models. Do you have another reason for saying that it is a TO-30?



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George Bradley

06-06-2002 07:46:08




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 Re: Re: Re: What model is this? in reply to George Bradley, 06-06-2002 07:37:33  
I think I know the answer to my own question. The ser no was TO.... not TE.... so that would mean it was a TO model and not a TE model. Correct??



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Phil (VA)

06-06-2002 11:52:48




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: What model is this? in reply to George Bradley, 06-06-2002 07:46:08  
Yep. Correct. I only looked at the "TO" numbers since you said it was a "TO". Which means Tractor Overseas, by the way (in this case USA). TE stands for Tractor England.



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